Book contents
- The EU Law on Cryptoassets
- The EU Law on Cryptoassets
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- Abbreviations
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Setup of Cryptoasset Schemes
- 3 Cryptoasset Regulation in the System of EU Financial Law
- 4 Scope of MiCA
- 5 Prospectus Rules under MiCA and the Prospectus Regulation
- 6 Product Regulation of Stablecoins (E-money Tokens and Asset-Referenced Tokens) in Titles III and IV MiCA
- 7 Regulation of Cryptoasset Service Providers (Title V MiCA)
- 8 Crypto Custody
- 9 Crypto Investment Funds
- 10 Market Abuse and Insider Dealing Rules (Title VI MiCA)
- 11 Supervision and Supervisory Cooperation
- 12 The Pilot Regime for DLT Market Infrastructures
- 13 Private Law of Cryptoassets
- 14 AML/CTF Legislation on Cryptoassets
- 15 Cybersecurity and Digital Operational Resilience in Decentralised Finance
- 16 Remaining Regulatory Challenges in Digital Finance and Cryptoassets after MiCA
- Bibliography
- Index
15 - Cybersecurity and Digital Operational Resilience in Decentralised Finance
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 February 2025
- The EU Law on Cryptoassets
- The EU Law on Cryptoassets
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- Abbreviations
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Setup of Cryptoasset Schemes
- 3 Cryptoasset Regulation in the System of EU Financial Law
- 4 Scope of MiCA
- 5 Prospectus Rules under MiCA and the Prospectus Regulation
- 6 Product Regulation of Stablecoins (E-money Tokens and Asset-Referenced Tokens) in Titles III and IV MiCA
- 7 Regulation of Cryptoasset Service Providers (Title V MiCA)
- 8 Crypto Custody
- 9 Crypto Investment Funds
- 10 Market Abuse and Insider Dealing Rules (Title VI MiCA)
- 11 Supervision and Supervisory Cooperation
- 12 The Pilot Regime for DLT Market Infrastructures
- 13 Private Law of Cryptoassets
- 14 AML/CTF Legislation on Cryptoassets
- 15 Cybersecurity and Digital Operational Resilience in Decentralised Finance
- 16 Remaining Regulatory Challenges in Digital Finance and Cryptoassets after MiCA
- Bibliography
- Index
Summary
Chapter 15 discusses the new Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) in the context of cryptoassets and decentralised finance. Section 15.1 introduces the cybersecurity challenge, while Section 15.2 explains DORA’s objectives, approach, and its link to MiCA. Then, Section 15.3 provides an analysis of DORA’s scope, and Section 15.4 gives an overview of DORA’s tools, explaining each of DORA’s Chapters II–VII. Then, Section 15.5 delves into the crypto-specific matters, explaining the MiCA plus DORA situation and analysing the difficult issues of applying DORA’s concepts of “financial entities” and “ICT third-party service providers” in the context of decentralised finance, including fully decentralised crypto networks. Section 15.6 concludes.
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- The EU Law on Crypto-AssetsA Guide to European FinTech Regulation, pp. 244 - 265Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2025